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Morrison Judgment Delayed Again

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By Nick Wallis, JK Rowling, Sara Morrison
| genderblog.net
“My life has been on hold – work, plans, the future. Everything…” Sara Morrison outside court in November last year. Sara Morrison, whose legal case against the Belfast Film Festival is being backed by JK Rowling, has been told she will need to wait at least another month before getting a ruling. Morrison took Belfast Film Festival to a two-week employment tribunal in November last year, claiming constructive dismissal.
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JK Rowling backs 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' series

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By JK Rowling
| Investment Guru India
Author JK Rowling has extended her full support to the forthcoming ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ series amid trolling over the first look at the show. The writer, 60, praised its first trailer as “incredible”, despite a sharply divided response from fans to the promo, reports ‘Female First UK’. The television adaptation, set to debut on ‘Christmas Day’, will reimagine each of JK’s seven Potter books across seven seasons over the next decade.
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Tribunal bias claim: Panelist steps down

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By Nick Wallis, JK Rowling, Naomi Cunningham
| genderblog.net
A member of the panel convened to decide the outcome of Sara Morrison’s discrimination claim against Belfast Film Festival has stepped down after Morrison’s legal team applied to have the entire judging panel removed. Professor Deborah Boyd voluntarily stepped down for health reasons after Morrison’s barrister Naomi Cunningham accused Boyd of bias and failing to declare her bias to the court at the beginning of the tribunal.
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